The SF-36 has been widely used to record how a person perceives his or her own health status.
The second dimension is whether a person perceives himself as having control or lack of control over his environment.
It is also because a person within a group perceive other members as similar to themselves and are thus, more willing to give into conformity pressures.
This means the worker should not be subject to anything that a reasonable person would perceive as deterimental.
Whether a person perceives that he or she "wants it that way" is irrelevant.
The action of filling the glass will continue until the person perceives the glass as full.
During this time, the person is completely helpless and does not perceive his or her surroundings.
As a result of this condition, each person perceives things from a completely subjective perspective.
In the top-down view, global features of personality influence the way a person perceives events.
In other words, interaction occurs when one person perceives the behavior of another, whether or not the other is present.
